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- Which Will is the Right Fit? Breaking Down the Basic Types
Directing asset distribution to beneficiaries. Nominating guardians for minor children. Pour-Over Wills Pour-over wills work in conjunction with separate living trusts that direct property Combining a living trust with a pour-over will let you direct valuable asset distribution through the
- Becoming a Power of Attorney & What You Should Know!
From statutory durable power of attorney to healthcare directives, Kim explains the nuanced differences
- Navigating High-Profile Guardianship Matters in Texas: A Guide to Avoiding Legal Turmoil
documents such as a medical power of attorney, statutory durable power of attorney, and other healthcare directives consist of include: Statutory Durable Power of Attorney Medical Power of Attorney HIPAA Authorization Directive
- Houston Probate Lawyers Answer, “Will My Inheritance Be Taxed?”
If you have just inherited from an estate, the answers below will help guide you in the right direction
- Do I Need a Lawyer to Probate a Will in Texas?
debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining property as the will (or state law, if there's no will) directs The final step in the probate process is distributing the remaining assets to the beneficiaries as directed
- Understanding an Estate Plan Versus a Wealth Transfer Plan
understanding of family assets and encouraging sound investing; talking about methods of transfer—including direct
- Giving Grandkids Money for College
Grandma needs to remember another option: the payment of tuition directly to the educational institution Bear in mind that the direct payment of tuition could jeopardize the child’s financial aid eligibility
- Do You Need an Estate Plan If You Are Single?
This is a popular misconception; the reality is that virtually everyone can benefit from advanced planning
- Houston Elder Lawyer Answers, “When should I start planning for long-term care?”
make sure that you have all of the proper legal documents such as powers of attorney and healthcare directives
- 5 Estate Planning Myths
But even if you only have a few assets, your estate plan should direct where you want those assets to Estate Planning Myth 3: “My Will Takes Care of Everything” A will is a legally-binding statement directing
- Powerful Estate Planning Tools for Charitable Giving
Charitable Rollovers Individuals over the age of 70 may donate up to $100,000 a year to charities directly Bequest in your Will or Revocable Trust One of the simplest and most direct ways to benefit a charity
- Houston Estate Planning for the Chronically Ill
Without a plan that includes a HIPPA authorization and healthcare directives, the person that you choose